The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-15
IN TOWN AND OUT.

| "oc' mas oeen coming in very freely
this week.
Dillon has now four physicians. and :,
fifth is en- route.
Tramps are becoming altogether too
numerous III this vicinity.
! The churches were slinly attended last
Sunday. Weather vas too warm.
The Sebree, Ferris l. White Co. has had
their agricultural implement store painted
red.
The Childrcns Day programme was
well rendered at Grace NJ. f.. Church Sun.
day night.
The front or G. l.. Thonsen's building.
on Montana street, has been decorated with
huge, new sign.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Savage,
Saturday. July 9th, son. George is great.
y pleased. as might he supposed.
The members Of the militia company are
not allowed to converse while drilling, and
'srather bothess some Of the boys.
Local base. .ballists have considerable
sport, these long evenings, playing "knock
up and catch" on Montana street.
Company F. appeared for drill, Friday
night, in their new uniforms, and present.
ed neat and soldierly appearance.
o. f.. Morse reports a largely increasing
grocery trade. His sales last month ex.
ceeded those ofany month since he has been
in the business.
Geo. Savage and his corps Of painters
have made wonderful improvement in
the appearance Of the interior of II. /.
White 4 Co.'S store.
There being no hay stack. handy, Dill
Ion kids content themselves with sliding
down the huge sacks OF WOO! which
are leaned against the warehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCune entertained a
number Of their friends on Friday evening
the Stl inst, it being the first anniversary
Of their marriage. Refreshments were
served.
A bell has been ordered, for st. James
church, from the celebrated boundary Of
McShane & Co., Baltimore, and it is cx.
pected to arrive and be put in place some.
time in August.
| The militia boys drilled again Monday
night. They are to drill twice week
from nov until in August when they 20
10 Helena to attend the annual encamp.
! ment or muster. by that time the BOYS
! ought to be in excellent training.
Last Saturday evening number Of
young ladies and gentlemen, from town,
! took horseback ride to WIN. Smiths
ranch, ON the Rattlesnakc, and had de.
lightful time, according to the report of
certain black.eyed miss from whom We OBJ
taired our information.
The new baptismal font, tor ST. James
church, has been finished and placed in the
vestibue of the church. The Rccod says
oft: ut is made Of a very pretty light.
colorcd sand stone, which is found in ono
of the mountain canyons not far from Dill
Ion. The work was done by Mr.. Gvi,nan,
of this city, and done in u very satisfactory
and artistic manner"
Evanston Chicfian:: \ large number of
narrow gauge cars and engines are now
passing through Evanston every day, be.
ing sent back from the Utah Il Northern,
which is being changed to- a standard
gauge line, to the South Park road, from
which they were borrowed. They are
loaded ON common flat cars, and even a
narrow gauge engine makes Il pretty big
load.
The Salmon City Rttu,t't,' says: Sheriff
Miller returned home last FRIDAY night
with Gillcran. lie was captured 1T Big
Hole. Montana. No rcquisi.ion was nee.
cs>arv it bein. case OF an escape. Gillcr-
| an has had a terrible experience, his two
companions being drowned by his side and
| himself being seven days without >ustcn-
, :,ncr except >uc:. as Nc gathered from suck
ing the roots OF grass 1t the man has
done wrong he has suffered terribly and
there should be some end 10 his punish.
ncnt.
The militia company at Dlion il is said,
got seven hundred and fifty dollars from
thc citizens as tho result OF the Fourth
OF July exercises. The old.
tinccr> Gt Of Virginia City are pretty good
on national anniversaries: but, ii Dillon
did ,ha, wei! for it, soldiers, it must have
have paid dollar Il drink Tor all the ''>t'>.
tvuancc" consumed. The "bur. on the